August 2012
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Monitoring & Testing E-Zine August 2012 |
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3 Essential Things You Need to Know Before Buying a pH Data Logger
Measurement of the pH of a solution is very common in industrial manufacturing processes, plating, wastewater treatment and environmental monitoring. Logging this data provides you with information on long-term trends and the impact of various external factors on changes in pH, and can also be used for control, compliance reporting and alarming. However, to capture accurate pH measurements with common data logging systems, you’ll need to take several factors into account which can directly ... | ||
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Understanding ambient air quality instrument operating ranges
In order to maximize the performance of an air quality monitoring station, careful selection of instrumentations is essential. One of the key issues is to have a good understanding of what pollutants need to be measured and at what concentrations. There are several different types of air quality monitoring, these include: Trace/Background MonitoringThis is performed in areas where there is no immediate source of pollutants, such as motor vehicles or industry and is aimed at obtaining “background” ... | ||
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